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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
A. ]. CAM MEYER,
SIXH-AVE. AND 12TH-ST.

MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN PREJUDICED
AGAINST CANVAS SHOES CONSIDERING THEM AN
AWKWARD SHOE MY LINE OF CANVAS is THE RE-
SUIT OF MUCH STUDY. CARE AND ATTENTION AND
/ AM CONFIDENT THAT THEY WILL COMMEND
THEMSELVES TO THE MOST FAsTIDIOUS.
THEY ARE a BEAUTIFUL SHOE IN OUTLINE, AND
IN DIFFERENT SHADES AND COLORS TO SUIT ANY
TASTE THEY ARE AN ECONOMICAL AS WELL AS
THE MOST COMFORTABLE of SHOES FOR GENERA
OUTDOOR SUMMER USE IN THE COUNTRY OR AT
THE SEASIDE. NO OTHER SHOE CAN COMPARE
WITH THEM FOR AN INSTANT
KEEP FULL LINES OF THEM FOR BOTH SEXES
AND AIL.AGES.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-24

ID EPORT of the condition Of the WICHITA Ma
llrIOSAL BANK, at Wichita, IN the state Of Eeo
sas. at the close Of business, March I, 1887.
PESoJnCFS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-24
FOR SALE.

Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets in the city.
Lots on the inside on street car lines and in
outside additions. Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains. Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating.
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts Of the county; also ranches in this and
adjoining counties.
All parties wishing to buy would do we'll
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere
W. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-24

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SEDGw!CK. ss
81 W Levy, Cashier Of the above named barb
40 soiIiy swear that the above statement Ia trst
to the best Of my knowledge and belief
., II. ~. LEVY, Cashier
Su5scEibed ana sworn 70 before this sh day O.
lasaiI 1iifcn, lco1. EDWIN J.. WILCOX.
Notary PubItc
SFrect-AttSst A. v. OLIVER
JoHE DAVIDSON, Directors
J. g. kUrAN,N
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-24

Gun show French pedigree with sll imported
horses -tallions II service for wear OF lsS-
Rrutus. French araft, collar black So Gam
beta. French Coach. color bSy blsck joints
SIS. Joseph. high grsds French DRAFT, color
steel grsy, sig 70 insure mares with fosl
Mares freR q distance kept weeks free OF
charge at ovnsra' risk. All are invi.ed to in
spect my horses ssfors breeding elsewhere
VIII stand st my farm tbs first days O! the
barn. At east end OF Maple u briiSs 4 hIceks
e0ath OF nou(las Avenue Hot4l. / have pare
bred and grade stations for sale: Also nv
choice ShocthoH balls for sale st reasonable
q ms. fdlo9-wAn HlRAN slQTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
Jersey CITY.

The movement organization OF Republican clubs
hrou ghout the for active work In the presidential
campaign has reached Jersey City and been taken
IN with enthusiasm. preliminary meeting was held IN
TIbr,rv Uall on Tuesday night, at which about hfty
prom nent Republicans were present EN-Asseuhlyman
frank presided and J. Iopkin acted as secr. dry
J. p. Foster president of the Young Mems Republican
Club Of New York Henry Gleason and f. l. Bartlett OF
Now YORK, Major Pangborn and others addressed the
meeting Definite action post oned until lists which
are 10 he prcpared signed by Republicans who desire 10
become mcmhers OF the League Another meeting VIII be
held m the 18th.
Works work Yesterday condition that when
NJ Wallis who IN" differences between
the men and the firm WIN he adjusted
Several lawyers made heir h'orc tho Hoard
Of Public Works Jersey civ Yesterday IN discuss tho
proposed elevation Of rho Pennsvv1n'a railroad tracks,
y. nav rcprescnfod ihc Pennsylvania Coal COMPANY
To tho closing ~ Grecnc ST. NJ contemplated IN
tho railway comnrnvs plans Tor el"vnfinr the tracks,
would scriousIv DAMAGE. eomnetoly DESTROY tho
coal commands business Mr. Spencer argued for tho %.
lshrcnf Firsst IN caso N" tracks are
elevated. Tho no1rd took action IN N" matter Tho
water question hr-ughf hv tho Introduction ~ \
~ proposals for supply ~
and wholesome water FOR The city. A'ior some Discus
sion the resolution ador'ci ordered the
Board OF Finance for concurrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

rrrFn-ox- Harlem r,rnlcr aga cl.y.' NJ ru'an havo
ra'.ic onaiv rhc wc.tcro 'n,ol rclcrr ,pn Cono,nv
came under special low tArr
,7hc gor 's,er, hay. re.cT,a ,cber in tho
Gao 4sant ie y on Ger 'o ,f =" r, - er, ~ OF 'hs
c" r"'f an ~ ~ % s'' ~, %"i I'M term
f c % 9 2no , T ed nr's To- pr up 800 each
tfyL r.-The HcIevnc Athetic club rs reorsani1ei
mr. N. me o. ~ srir7Ii, ath'etc ASSOCIATION. which
SUMMIT famine l. rei~nei all retail dealers
having nearly exhausted their -iocL'
ty o, . na .. ce@G me Wo%1n, Mony
st.rk@r ~ .de he lre.. OF wecnms inroiIceI Is op
nai" OF o"ther9 pkea w.o ave a are'net o. VT, m
Jst,c, forcngtai s"c'ev was opsn~i yesterday IN tho
PL,rs,rn. Tho .Ioc,ric Light Ia, IL. onr.ucd
II, circuit ~ N2h Plnni he ,lr"et' m, h"n@r ~ NJ
winch wrrc 10 be fo,t'i b. private snb-. nuon Tho
n"n o1r NV I r st ~ '' M %" e u" 10
Mr. John " Jackson wife Of sler Of the nre.bug
" again.t brother law. Se.t OF
ihiecd ,cen nre. She DO or. when WI!
del, again except through Ania'it
ofthe Of to Penn.vly,na Railroad Comp - to
i az M FOR ac =" h. 80 sa -- S 81 on Ai
an new ~ T. r@morei nat a 9p,a, VI" ita
Az vei M -, ,r romm,n I'm! Al h'H ms..ms 90
which "rre made agae.t pr",srtv du The graf hoom
G %h .f me -% OF "h 40
Pre- 1iing ne .n.tnpoy 81 tho c,' few Js.r i-.r
Nufuai llfc tlsfl-S Pa T.
fqu ART John H. Iuhcry settled At &C. utOus
10 10 ~ acoori1s value property.
The action akcr uuirr iaw a.-e hY TIE ieg.Atpr-
l-sl Tho omuon Council tauncd Tho rcas.es-nrnt by
unanimous vote
ELIZABETH Of The nr.t DAYS REGISTRY ~ votsrs
n the 1t ~ thr nm Wari has be"n - In fo ths
front o. TIA. Rolis EnEinr House screns complications
STi'r ffO the act The Demo rats mattel Or Joseph
N. Gfl-r I Tho Nsvoralty criay
Ipwf-TPtD STAIIIT Herman Hickman. OF New Dur am,
lumpcd from moving train ye.erdy and wa fatally IN.
lurei
Uyroy HILL Herman schraa-r and Amelia Becker Who
have bern ying together Tor scfertrrn married
yesterday nv Justice White Their Henry niIr.
Witnessed The IN" hal caused ScirA ers
ch4rg- abandonment and he compromised By
cOnseLtlng Ia marry her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Chamber OF UOmmerce I p M
c. @. Francklyn's before Judge Don0hue~
COOred Republican meeting, Garnet Hall, B D. M
Northern Pacific Railroad stockholders meeting.
Baptist Social Mon. Delmonicos, evening.
Prohibition mass meeting, Cooper Union, p M
IXth Assembly District Republican mass>mecuna'
Citizens Committee on High License, No. West
feminist, p. m. 49,, =
American institute quarterly meeting Clinton Hail. 8
D.. N.
Tammany ratification meeting. Tammany Hall ,. m
American Institute OF Christian Philosophy University
Place Church. 3 p. IN.
Young Mems Republican Club, No. 2,o8l lexington
ave-. & p. m.
Reilly of Young Mems Republican Club, XXIst Assembly
District, No S62 Sixh-av p m
Gaelic Society, No. II West Twcntv-eighh.st, D. M
Meeting Of the Sanders family, No. 40 West Forty
fOurth-st, p m.
Sons OF Temperance Convention, Grand Opera House
Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
WAKENED BY ARMED BURGLARS.
ROBBERS AT FLUSHING RANsAcK THE HOUSE OF
WEALTHY WV ORKEK.

ROBBERS At FLUSHING RANsAcK THE HOUSE OF
WEALTHY NEw-YORKER.
Tie house Of samuel ". McCrcery the wealthy New
York truckman Of no. $50 broadway. at Flus ing L. H.
entered by burglars at early hour yesterday
morning. AMI booty consisting Of silyerwarc. cash ana
Jewcry carried OF The burglars gained entrance 10 the
house through a window which hal been left un
fa-tcncd They gathered sIlycrwdro valued AT nearly
900 Ia the dining then they went mp stairs and
into the bed room occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wangcr,
he sonInlaw and daughter Of Mr.. McCrcery, who
awakened 10y the sound. OF footsteps one OF the thc,c
approached the bed and threatened 10 shoot Mr. Wangcr
c ILOvcd while hi, pals secured 200 IN bills aud
a diamond ring. Tho men got away safely with the
booty and trace OF them has yet been discovered.
Mr. Wansler says he believe, the men wore Masks but
owing the dim light IN the room he ana hs wlfc
unable to distinctly. Mr. McCrocry has placed tho
ward for the recovery Of the stolen articles AMI capture
of the CRIMINAL 1t believed that the perpetrators of
the burglary belong To gang which have been working
around College Point for two weeks They evidently
professionals with headquarters IN the yIclnlty An
other burglary reported At the house Of L. Is. Htm
ton of UniOnst., Flushing, Yesterday morning Tho
only articles taken clothing and bticI Dao Of
ID gT,a yilu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Through a dlsACI

Through a disagreement between Mcssrs. Wood Hall
Of Cincinnati manufacturers Of thc patent OAoi-bOA's
aope b, the last Legislature and Frederick Lehman.
their NcwJrrscy agcnt to the mcnt OF commissions.
u numi voting districts have been threatened with
serious rmb1rr ccctfon day. On October 81
Chancellor ated rule to show cause why receiver
should appointed the ballot box Tor each
Of the polling districts prior the election
week. The application mad" behalf OF the
Jersey agent who complained that the boxes had
been delivered G. .. D. thus preventing him from deduct
ing hl- commissions and Ignoring him. The Vice
Chancellor Yesterday said that ~ would that tho
boxes supplied and appointed Charles \.
Lehman bro Of the receiver 10 fatc charge
~ an the ballot boxes ordered nv the state and collect
payment fhcn.
IN increase n iho number casos ~ drhfhera f. 20
ported Health Rolrl. Joss than seventy
occurring In Oc'olof. ~ which thirteen were fIfal
Tho newark r. shrtcrv mo- IN ~" First PrcShy
Church Yesterday and received r"pe. ~ overture sont
out asking for church extension collection every fourth
SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
so PIPER.CH4SES ~ CENTRAL PARK.

Az ATHLETIC CLUB WANTS TO PLAY " IIARks AND
HOUNDS IL THE BEIpIr PATHS.
L. iIanplrn Robb. the now Park Commissioners APP
pointed by Mayor Hewitt occupied tho scat ~ Mt Grim
min, At the meeting ~ the Park Bo,r Yesterday Pres
iiant Borirn real u resolution expressing the Boards
recognition ~ the Ave years services ~ Mr.. Crimnins
The resolution unanimously adopted letter was
real from the Ctkcn. West side Association, asking the
Bo,rl have shao trees planted In Eighth ave west Of
Central Park AMI 10 place -c,s along Riverside Drive.
The re- luc.t placed on hlc The New YORK. Athletic
Cub mtr quest for permission Ia holt thelt weekly
chase. through the fall AMI winter IN Central Park.
There no need ~ reading the letter through Pres
llcn oricn said. inerrnptns secretary Burns This
Boarl cannot permit hare AM hound chascs In Central
Park"
Tho re1nest was refused Tho letter says that tho
chase would begin at the cuhhou'c At EightysHthst
Two men are given ten minutes start AMI they leave
trail ny dropping hits ~ paper which Is followed by tho
members or cluD horscbaok until the Leaders arc
capurel Tao chase - confined Ia the drives and no
hiding climbing ot trees la parpittoi by tho rules
ono % the Commissioners sail that tho main reason Tor
tno refus ~ tio request Wa tho crow lei condition 81
the tai paths In the afternoon when the oasvs woui
take pace Su0h sport. IA. SAIL cOult only DO lowsl
danger In great park such ~ the oty VIII nave
In Van Cortlapdt PARK, now being appraised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
BIG LIABILITIES FOR ITS CAPITAL STOCK.
AN INSIGHT INTO ONE METHOD or CONDUCTING
EIDFIIrY IS.URANCF

AN INSIGHT INTO ONE METHOD or CONDUCTING
FIDELITY INSURANCE.
soe Interesting facts IN regard TO the bushes, OF CIV
ing bonds to insure the fidelity OF persons in
positions OF trust developed In an exam
inaton OF President william ". Richards OF
tho Fidelity and Casualty INSURANCE Company
In this city proceeding before Judge Bartlett In tho
Supreme Court In Brooklyn. brought By Manuel Cadenas
and r. r. Coo to rcpcvn goods in the custody OF
Sheriff Farley In Brooklyn. The plaintiff, gavo an In
demniry Dond as security from TIC Fidelity. and
Casualty Company and tho examination resulted
Mr. Richards testified that the company
was ORGANIZED IN s7G and carried on fidelity. accident
platcglass and steam boiler Insurance. The ndeiy In
suranco was guaranteeing tle honesty OF person,
positions OF trust aud guaranteeing the bonds gwen In
courts. The amount OF o1tstanIins iiabili.
this meant he SAID tho insursnco
reserve required by law. The company had IN round
numbers about 900 bonds for ai,hiuln-s, penal
ties which S3OOJO.ODJ THIS covered All tho
fdeh business. The company also mad insurance OF
S40,2O0,OOO in accident policies, SI.OOO0O0
IN plato glass ana 81 5000 boilers, "A
total OF S67. 100000. Tho capital OF tho company
$3.50 600 Invested in Government bonds ana banK
and railroad stocks and bonds The Of the
pany 1851 l93 81. In many IN which they
gave bonds collateral security was required Mr. Rich
ards refused to give the amount Of collateral held
plcat0n lie to the court 10 compel him answer
that 1t might be known whether there enough col
lateral to satisfy all liabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
4 Scnoo1 rEAcnEMS nNrrsAA TO EESIox.

SCHOOL TEA CHERS REFTSAL TO HESIGN.
Owing to tho statements made relative 10 Miss Harriet
~ norris principal Public school No 80, in Brooklyn
whose resigmaiiO has been asked by The local commit
OF the Board Of Education Miss Morris has sent the
following letter:
GETTIEMRsi After duo consideration have concluded
that cannot with proper respect for character as
woman ami reputation as teacher suggest any Compromise
settlement until Satisfactory effort has been made by You
q refnts that have been sent
broadcast through the mi "a
10 lie asked To vacate position which have worked
maintain with dignity suclrnt hardship
make hesitate before conscnug but coupled with
ths s tho additional sacrifice OF and
cannot II. n. MORRIs
tsrday that tho committee would probably nd
10 tho Board that Miss Mornss services be
with The reason for this action no refused to give.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
VIEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
. A sLEEPwALKER TAKES A COLD PLUNGE.
SCALING ROOF by THE WATER PIPE-PULLED
DEIPPIN0 FROM THE RIVER.


John Doocy proprietor Of an ancient aosse q SG Ss
IN tho early hours OF the morning with sleep walking
guest Austin Ford, travelling salesman for pubisn'
fnR house I'm this city, staying al the house and re-
tired before midnight The house was built ABOUT zoo
wears ago and WAS known the van kenssaaer hone-
Stood and "a az quaint architecture. Mr.. DO0ley was
awakened at 80 yesterday morning by noise On the
roof Of broad balcony and looking out saw FORD walk
INK along the root Dooley about 20 ca TO the man
when the latter began to climb heavy water spout
runnnG mn N the roof OF building and soon stood on
ledge OF the Dooley suspected that IL was case
on somnamboIism dressed himself and called his porter,
who found ladder upon which the Two men ascended 70
balcony. II was. however 100 SNORT 10
reach tho main the edge OF which forh was walk
ing nftv foot the ground pooloy ana inc por,er
basfr doecnnded and climbing ovor tho rear bud-
ines reached the roof. But Ford had disappeared pe
scendInq N tho ground DoOloy was IN Tine 10 see MS
guest cttlng himself down in tho same manner ne had
esccndel Touchng the ground he ran toward me boat
bouse on tho river and before he coud ne reached
plunged into the river az point where me water was
acon and dsannparcd Dooev spranR In after him and
sucraoded In rctting him tho bank. nearly uncon
srous nhvslc called and administered remedies
~ TOW water. stated that he renem
bered nothing until he taken from the water and had
noor hc,ore walked IN his slocn. could
for the occurrence OF such thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
SCHEMES TO AID WOKKIY0 WOMEV.

The second OF the Wednesday evening meetings in be-
half Of the and girls who working for their
living and earning daily wages was held last evening
at Pythagoras Hall In Canalst About three hundred
women aud girls were present These meetings
elusively for women paper on "Tenencnt House
Workers read by DR. Anna g. Daniel, one Of the
organizers o; This movement Dr. Daniel has made a
tnorouh Of the mont question, and has boon
a prominent worker IN connection with
1nE II IBUSE Fresh Air Fund generous friend has
offered dofriy expenses of printing 10000 copies
OF the essay The Need OF Organization Work
ing Woner" contributed by Miss Ida VI, Van Ettrn AT
last weeks meeting Iheao papers VIII DO distributed
gIXtutously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

lively by the discovery that some member OF the COM
nittee had been making unauthorized construction
OF q wall thirty feet long the property adjoining
tho Eastern Avenue culvcrt 1t was charged that tho
wall had bcen extended for tho benoft OF VacahE
lands In that ward An excited discussion foi0wc4
and tho work, after being taken from the hahaS ot
the committee, subsequently, put back INTO ther
hands by o change Of two votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

MN" "E'HHLEh hNNO1 fDb ~ '""""'
Joseph webster, whose wife badly injured by
,hc explosion Of the contents Of box addressed to
der husband which she opened last week, received an
Envelope containing small pill box yesterday in tho
mornings mail 1t was olencd with care, and fOuad
10 be Ialf full OF powdered alum, with peco Of
string protruding hcm one side. Tho letter adj
dressed IN disguised and. It is thought that a
erank sent tho box. Us IL entirely harmless IL
wa, turned over to tho Police who are sti following
every indi alton that premises TO solve tho mystery
of tho explosive package. .
Another letter received by Mr. "echsler yester-
day posted at station H. In this city as one was before.
and Ais ned Louis r. swift. No 26S West Firth eighth
A. enclosing picture cut from The Morning Journal,
which bore no The letter said that the picture
vas IN az sf tho who the explosive package and
mat he was discharged empoys OF the firm OF Wechsler
a Abraham, whs was sent away for dishonesty year
sge The polee attribute importance 10 tho letter
but AZ vers police officers TO this city yesterday 10
fellow up semo new clews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

By.r6oy Reuse-Ex Governor George Peabody Wetmor%
OF Rhode Island o. Houghton OF Boston and Miss Grant,
the scul ptor Norman HOuse-General Berdan. OF WMl
ingtoD aud ex-senator George Raines OF Rochester fUln
Avenue Re'el-Leveret Saonsta. OF Boston, ana samuei
w Small OF Washington Westmtnrer Hoe- Us
General O'Bren. Of Albany Murray mNt Hotet-
The DIT Van BoKkeen OF Buffalo. Nfto. fo'h H0'es-
Pay director T.. p Wallach. U. b. Navy.
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W. M. HABIRSHAW, &c. S. Lond.
M1hernist ~
No 16O Front Street.

YORK. JAM 1883.
MEssRs. PROCTOR CINCINNATI
Gentler1l You desire opinion on the quality
of and can unreservedly
purity Of the materials
Of the manufacture 1T is
surpassed by similar article made in this country
Obedient Servant
w. FIABIRSTIAWy
WORD white each represented to be lust good " the 'h0y
but lack peculiar remarkable
WARNING Of genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist getting il
1886 BY roan&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
TRorrlYG AT FLEETWOOD.

The grounds Of Geuilcm'ns Duving club, at Morris
crowded yesterday On the ca'on OF tho 20
ca., contest a double team froe Tor all ami
mic dasL -Four irotoI, were ca
2lD Cias' contest Tho hrst heat
VI. v,u bv MIR " -Nan's Ham a. IN 80. william n.
ruled pwn'i by member ~ tho
cnb AL NNr, IS got VI 'a,hmal's Fo'ty" cap
tur-d second heat ssh and the thirl heat
an fhe r4cai I4.. TIC mile dash by MI
walters d,be case In 10. rhs t.am taoe a. won ~
A Albert France Ar Baoy's
Pcrplet and I..ly I0yo won N, mt heat IN 33l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
MARINE IVTELLIG ENOE.
uINIAPULi ALIANA)


Gun rise. 30 SETS A5l Moon ri,o 659-Moons ago. 10
I.M-sandy nosk S;5t GOV Tara s5i Holl 1n, ot3
P.N-Saady Hook V23 dsv. lHL DJ4 nel "Ato ll!!l
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. ...wEDN ESDAY. NOV 2. 1887.
ARRIVED
Steamer England tBr Hosey Liverpool Oct 20. Queens
town a. with miso aud 21V passengers W Hurst Ar
tho Bar ~ 6.<b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
BROOKLYN.

BROOkLlN
The Brooklyn Baseball Club yesterday signed Paul
RadfoII fCrmcry tho rghtiieldcr Of tnc metropolitan
Club.
a suit has been begun by John Flynn, property
Ni.rue-avc dctcr!4lno the right OF tho
Union Elevated Railroad Company to erect IT. structure
In that thoroughisrc The question 10 The validity
Of the charter Of the company will be involved IN tho
proceedings.
Miss Mary Hartman, age seventeen, Of No. 70
Bayard-st., died yesterday from frasturc Of tho
skull caused by collision on Tuesday night, when a
wagon struck the platform of 4 On the Bu-hwich
Avenue line from which She was alighiins, and sho
Wa thrown into the street
While Mrs. Catharino King away from her
rooms at No 243 Baltic et at work yc-torday, fire
broke IN a room where her twOyearOid child was
locked in alone James MahOncy discovered the fire
and knowing that Mrs. KING leh her baby there.
nearly UNCONSCIOUS. 1t wa soon restored.
Application viii be made to Judge Bartlett in the
Supreme Court to-day for certificate Of doubt In
regard to the conviction Of G. H. Bven who has been
In state Prison for felony Tho ccr'ii' alto OF doubt
viii stay the execution Of tho sentence
Ilans arc on foor for the establishment Of coffee
and reading rooms for street car CONDUCTORS and
drivers near the Kd9ewood car stables.
Following upon tho release Of hrihur II. Smell,
pay ing teller Of tho Fulton Bank, who arrested
fur conspiracy TO dcfraud tho bank, hi, mother made
the bank yestclda her house and lot Paoihc-
ST. Third-aVe, fOD d consideration o. 81.
wendIes,oI woman stopped flatbu-A ave. car
yesterday an discovered, after rho Lad got In and
had been rung up By tho uctOr, that she had
money with her. she about to get OF Wh:n the
conductor saii you might well stay Tor / have
rung you up" Sic pOnderei moment and then
eagerly asked the conductor IL hc would take Bridge
tickets for her FAM lie SAID he would an che Ian. ed
him two tickets which he SAID he cOulI make
Thomas j. Lewis has begun cOnrcstOf he Will Of
his brother, Charles V. Lewis, who died IN July leaving
a FORUM " 100000 20 his niece Martha loaac.
and only 5000 In land to his brother Undue IN
huence Is alleged.
Plans have been drawn for a station on tho Kings
County Elevated road at Fulton AM sands SITS Ia
connect with the Bridge and they vii be submitted
u The Trustees al their November meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
INCO VINO SFEl IERS
AssJuuosfns

"YoU Know How Ir IS YOURSELF
Little drops OF whskey
Aud iittle trOps OF water
Maks fellow fTlssy-Anl
DO what he hadn't ghtor
elass OF Rkrrs rOnlc OF Csi,aya BARK makes fee
hko "jIyblrd," but won't START or - Lark.
Iyrryboty 10 LAYS liquor
All appetizer 10 brace up " on IN tho morning
Prepared solely by
MM II. RiKFR e SOY,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists
Established 3l6 At 35j sixth ave, N. Y.
Fun pint bottles 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
yFSTCHEsTER COUNTY.

EFW ROCHELLE min elton was served Yesterday on
the oArt II Trustees Of tho vi a,e re,aning them fron
entering INTO with tho Now Electric Light
Company 10 supply the village with street light,
EAnfcnKsrEkIhe Repu cans Of Fa'tcheAtsr Will hold
arstlnca mretng At Full-Ts ai ~ vernon THIS
ng under Tho OF tho Republican Clap Of last
chester